Charlotte's weather will have a mix of showers and clouds today with chances of sun later in the week; a 40% chance of showers is expected. Highs near 61°F with clear skies expected by the weekend.

Orlando prepares for a cold Halloween with a chance of showers due to a cold front. Beachgoers are warned of high rip current risks. Cooler temperatures expected post-front with potential for light showers, especially affecting boaters and aviators.

Baltimore is expected to experience dynamic weather with moderate to heavy rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

The National Weather Service predicts a change in Jacksonville's weather, with mild temperatures and potential showers. The weekend looks clear, but there is a high rip current risk warning for beachgoers.

The article discusses weather changes in Cleveland as a low pressure system brings wet conditions and potential lake-effect rain, with forecasts of heavy rainfall and strong winds near Lake Erie.

The Ohio Valley is enduring rain, with the NWS predicting below-normal temperatures through the weekend and persistent rain paired with gusty winds until Thursday.

The National Weather Service forecasts variable weather for Raleigh, NC, including rain, fog, thunderstorms, followed by clearer, sunny conditions towards the weekend.

Philadelphia's weather report indicates a mix of showers, heavy rain, possible thunderstorms, and strong winds, with a brief sunny respite expected on Friday.

Indianapolis experiences scattered showers and cooler temperatures with highs around 53 degrees and strong east winds. Cloudy skies and showers continue into the night. Weather clears gradually with a sunny weekend forecast ahead.

St. Louis forecast: Light rain and dropping temperatures today, clearing tonight; sunny, stable weather anticipated through next Tuesday with highs in the mid-60s.

The Bay Area Air District fined Republic Services $159,000 for 14 air quality violations related to methane emissions at their Sonoma Central Landfill.

Los Angeles has surpassed Chicago as the "rattiest" city in the U.S., according to an Orkin study, with Chicago still facing significant infestations.

Governor Ron DeSantis ordered water pumps to remove 30 million gallons from flooded Lake County, as officials and state departments respond to extreme weather and repair infrastructure.